- Look up
forcing in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Forcing may
refer to:
Forcing (mathematics), a
technique for
obtaining independence proofs for set...
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Radiative forcing (or
climate forcing) is the
change in
energy flux in the
atmosphere caused by
natural or
anthropogenic factors of
climate change as...
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mathematical discipline of set theory,
forcing is a
technique for
proving consistency and
independence results. Intuitively,
forcing can be
thought of as a technique...
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Forcing function can mean: In
differential calculus, a
function that
appears in the
equations and is only a
function of time, and not of any of the other...
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enabling the "
forcing bidder" to bid further. A
forcing bid that
creates no
further obligation is
called forcing for one round. A bid that is
forcing and promises...
- In physics, a
force is an
influence that can
cause an
object to
change its velocity, i.e., to accelerate,
meaning a
change in
speed or direction, unless...
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Orbital forcing is the
effect on
climate of slow
changes in the tilt of the Earth's axis and
shape of the Earth's
orbit around the Sun (see Milankovitch...
- In meteorology,
cloud forcing,
cloud radiative forcing (CRF) or
cloud radiative effect (CRE) is the
difference between the
radiation budget components...
- holdings. The
forcing notrump is used over
major suits only; 1NT is
always standard and non-
forcing over the
minor suits. The
forcing 1NT bid
shows 6...
- A
forcing, and Shelah, who
introduced proper forcing.
Revised countable support iteration was
introduced by
Shelah to
handle semi-proper
forcings, such...